Why did France offer its nuclear technology to Israel and not to Lebanon and the other M.E. countries? Why?

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Ella

I don't know why so many respondents are babbling about terrorism; it didn't exist in the 1950's when France armed the zionist Frankenstein with nuclear technology. I think it had a great deal to do with the number of jews in the cabinet,most of whom were brought into the government by P.M. Leon Blum in the late forties and early fifties. The jews in France were simply doing as asked to do by the jews in Occupied Palestine.

eimittaa

Like the yahoo answerer stated in the answer that the French govt and cabinet ministers were under influence of the Zionist Jews who had power in France. That is why France offered its nuclear technology to Israel and not to other M.E. countries

This is much the same as happens here in the USA. That is why every US president goes to Israel for a visit to see the Wailing Wall and speak with influential Israeli Leaders. That is why the USA supports Israel and calls Israel its only Ally in the Middle East. Even Barack Obama has gone to Israel and has shown his full support for Israel.

Here is a comment from Al Haretz the Israeli Newspaper:

Obama supports Israel. Period.

Barack Obama's big speech on Israel is now over, and as expected, the candidate made no secret of his support and dedication to the special relationship between the U.S. and Israel. "My view is that the United States' special relationship with Israel obligates us to be helpful to them in the search for credible partners with whom they can make peace, while also supporting Israel in defending itself against enemies sworn to its destruction," were Obama's words to Haaretz last week. Today, he sounded as strong as Clinton, as supportive as Bush, as friendly as Giuliani. At least rhetorically, Obama passed any test anyone might have wanted him to pass. So, he is pro-Israel. Period.

Here is a quote from Obama's speech:
On American aid to Israel: "We must preserve our total commitment to our unique defense relationship with Israel by fully funding military assistance and continuing work on the Arrow and related missile defense programs."

Here is another quote:
On Israel's security: "Our job is to rebuild the road to real peace and lasting security throughout the region. That effort begins with a clear and strong commitment to the security of Israel: Our strongest ally in the region and its only established democracy. That will always be my starting point."

Here are three other parts:
Rivals

Is he really as friendly to Israel as any other candidate? Yesterday, writing about Clinton and Edwards, I mentioned the fact that "the constant interest in, and the open sympathy for, Israeli affairs that is required of all important elected officials in the most Jewish of states in the U.S. has had its effect on" Clinton and Giuliani, The Israel Factor favorites. Obama doesn't have this advantage. He isn't from New York and, more importantly, is relatively new to the public sphere.

Money

It is no secret that Jewish money plays a big role in the Democratic Party. "They don't have the number [of voters], but have the means to get the voters," a prominent Democratic operative told me last week. That's why I told the told the NY Sun that "I don't think his real motive is to win votes. It's, of course, Jewish money." Will he get it? Here's one clue. Rep. Robert Wexler of Florida is going to co-chair Barack Obama's White House drive in the state. And why would Wexler do such thing? Because "I have spoken with Barack to discuss the dangers facing our ally Israel, and I am convinced there will be no stronger supporter of Israel than President Obama", his statement says. It "appears as Obama plans a big day on March 25 of fundraising in Florida, where he will be looking for help from the Jewish Democratic donor community", writes Lynn Sweet of the Chicago Sun Times today.

Conclusion

So, did Obama achieve his goal? Sorry, but I will have to repeat here what I wrote just a week ago. It is as true today as it was then: "After talking to people about him all week, I can tell you this: They very much want to be persuaded that Obama should win their backing, as they all understand the excitement and enthusiasm surrounding his candidacy and the importance of Obama adding his voice to the camp of Israel supporters. With such an attitude, it is relatively easy to be convinced."

The entire articlr can be seen by going to the following link:
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/pages/rosnerBlog.jhtml?itemNo=832667&contrassID=25&subContrassID=0&sbSubContrassID=1&listSrc=Y&art=1

http://jeffreygoldberg.theatlantic.com/archives/2008/05/obama_on_zionism_and_hamas.php

Click on to the above link and you can read how Barack Obama says he was influenced by Jews during his lifetime and how he wants to show his unending and strong support for Israel.

Beautiful Sunset

The Arabs always get the best money can buy.
Straight from Moscow.
Can you compare the french technology to that of the country who sent the fist man in orbit?
We are going to laugh when Iran will show us what this tech can really do.
bye bye

Photo Finnish

OMG! OMG! Are you really Alan the legend?

Wow, I can't believe that I am answering one of your questions dooode.!!

OK OK I am ready.
here it is:
My answer (Jesus, I think I am going to pass out in excitement!!!)

Because Alan, everyone else got the Russian deal that was heaps superior and 1/3 of the price the French asked for.
I.E. The Jews were taken for a ride.

That's it!
Tell me now, isn't this "answer of the year" material or what?

Could you do me a favor Alan? Could you autograph my answer? Please? Pretty Please?
10q

Unknown

The French also offered nuclear technology to Iraq and tried to build a reactor called Osirak but the reactor was first crippled by an Iranian airstrike and then was later destroyed by the Israeli Air Force before they could repair and complete it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osirak

tambovi

When Egypt nationalized Suez,France and Britain decided to get it back with military means.They badly needed the ground base for this operation,and besides,were very much interested in using the well-trained and experienced Israeli Army,so they offered Israel to join them in the strike on Egypt.Israel was hesitating,and then Britain and France made her certain offeres.The nuclear reactor was the part of the deal.

HopelessZ00

They did give it to Iraq to build nuclear energy. That was till the Israelis bombed it. Cheers!

choupinet

i agree with jd,

if lebanon has still been ruled by christians, it would have had nukes

The First Dragon

Probably France is not totally in favor of unmitigated chaos; though they seem to have a fair tolerance for it at home.

aris

because of religion my brother

sarge927

Hmmm...maybe the French have learned from all the unrest they have observed in their own country at the hands of Muslims that it's not a good idea to put nuclear capability in the hands of militant fanatics.

Jack X

Islamic militants in those other countries. They tend to go around blowing up stuff for no reason other than expressing anger at their own virginity.

___

France offers its nuclear energy to anyone who will pay good money.

They offered it to Iraq, and many got killed by Israel as a result.. and the IAF ran a secret mission to destroy the reactor prior to completion.

If you can remember at that time Lebanon was run by Christians that expected protection from the major powers.
They got it but the Muslims were just to radical and thick.
Another beautiful country with fine people falls to Islamic aggression.
Thank God Hexbo doesn't have nukes.

mir miron

Same reason France fought Tunisia and Morocco, they didn't fight Israel.

Jim E

The same reason Russian stopped its supply of Uranium to Iran after investigations into what Iran uses it for.

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